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Tommy Boswell

 

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Post  Posted 19 Sep 2012 4:39 pm    
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I get my best sound from the Roland Cube when I plug in my extension cab EPS-15C. Not too surprising, since the EPS speaker was designed for pedal steel. The owner's manual says to use 8 ohm speaker or less on the ext speaker jack, and the EPS is 4 ohm. But I'm wondering if it's really OK to gig with it that way? Is anyone else using the Cube with an extension cab?
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Stephen Cowell


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Post  Posted 19 Sep 2012 5:27 pm    
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Yes it's OK... The speakers end up in series, so the lower the ohms the better. Your 15 is taking 60% of the power... even better.
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Dick Sexton


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Post  Posted 19 Sep 2012 5:38 pm     Esp-15c
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I don't even have my 15 in a cabinet yet, just sitting on the floor. Haven't gigged it yet either, but I will. I was wondering what the hook up was. Thanks Stephen.
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Mike Bowles


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Princeton, West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 20 Sep 2012 5:18 pm     cube 80 ext cab
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can i come out of my cube to the back of a nv1000 without hurting anything can i use a regular guitar cord. thanks
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Stephen Cowell


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Post  Posted 20 Sep 2012 11:26 pm     Re: cube 80 ext cab
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Mike Bowles wrote:
can i come out of my cube to the back of a nv1000 without hurting anything can i use a regular guitar cord. thanks


If you want to use the cube as a pre for the NV1000 then yes, you can use a regular guitar cord. If you want to splice into the BW speaker then no, you can't use a regular guitar cord... you'll have to disconnect the NV1000 amp from the speaker, cut a speaker cord, and connect it to the BW (I've done this). Otherwise just plug from the headphone/recording output of the cube into the pwrAmp in of the NV1000.
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Mike Bowles


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Post  Posted 21 Sep 2012 11:19 am     cube
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thanks stephen i wanted to try the 15 with the cube im having a problem with the cube if i plug it straight into my steel then into the cube it sounds like you are hitting the top of a mike it picks up the tapping through the amp?
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Stephen Cowell


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Post  Posted 21 Sep 2012 4:03 pm     Re: cube
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Mike Bowles wrote:
thanks stephen i wanted to try the 15 with the cube im having a problem with the cube if i plug it straight into my steel then into the cube it sounds like you are hitting the top of a mike it picks up the tapping through the amp?


I'm confused... are we just talking about guitar into amp? What tapping is happening?
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Mike Bowles


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Post  Posted 22 Sep 2012 4:43 am     cube
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the tapping sounds like someone hitting a micraphone but when i go through my vp and black box it stops i played it out last night with my tele it done fine maybe the pick up in my steel is sensitive?
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Stephen Cowell


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Post  Posted 22 Sep 2012 7:30 am     Re: cube
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Mike Bowles wrote:
the tapping sounds like someone hitting a micraphone but when i go through my vp and black box it stops i played it out last night with my tele it done fine maybe the pick up in my steel is sensitive?


Sounds to me like you're hitting the amp input too hard... the clipping is what you're calling 'tapping'.

If you've got a low-gain input on the amp I'd use that... or just always put a VP in between.
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Mike Bowles


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Post  Posted 22 Sep 2012 7:46 am     cube
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thanks stephen i ran my steel into my vp into a bb then to the amp it stopped the tapping noise the cube only has one input.
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